The "traditional" type of health insurance policy whereby the insurance company pays all or a portion of the fees for the services provided to the individual covered by the policy is called:

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A fee-for-service policy is a traditional type of health insurance where the insurance company pays all or a portion of the fees for services provided to the individual, rather than the individual being restricted to a network of healthcare providers like in managed care or health maintenance plans. Usual, customary, and reasonable (UCR) is a term sometimes used to determine the amount of coverage for certain services under a FFS policy.

The "Traditional" Type of Health Insurance Policy Whereby the Insurance